UCSB graduate students can apply for Dissertation Fellowships to support research that facilitates dialogue across traditional disciplinary boundaries.
2020-21 IHC PUBLIC EVENTS SERIES
The IHC’s mission is to advance knowledge about human experience in cultural, historical, and social contexts and to do so through programs that foster human agency, social connectivity, and civic empowerment.
THURSDAY, MARCH 4 @ 4 PM
Join us online for a dialogue between W. Patrick McCray (History) and Alan Liu (English) about McCray’s new book, Making Art Work: How Cold War Engineers and Artists Forged a New Creative Culture.
VIDEO AND PODCAST AVAILABLE
The recording of Ruth Ben-Ghiat’s February 11 Living Democracy talk, “Strongmen: From Mussolini to Trump,” is now available in ASL, English, and Spanish.
CONGRATULATIONS!
The IHC is pleased to announce the results of its Winter 2021 awards competition. Congratulations to the winners of IHC Graduate Collaborative and Visual, Performing, and Media Arts Awards!
THURSDAY, APRIL 29 @ 4 PM
Join us online for a dialogue between Swati Rana (English) and Stephanie L. Batiste (English) about Rana’s new book, Race Characters: Ethnic Literature and the Figure of the American Dream.
INTERVIEW WITH FELLOW KIRSTEN JAQUA
Read about Jaqua’s work toward increasing student engagement with HFA programs at UCSB with the Office of the EVC.